20 British English Sayings, Idioms and Colloquialisms Explained in 10 Minutes WITH ALTERNATIVES! ⭐

⭐Learn 20 British English words, phrases, and sayings and their alternatives in just 10 minutes! ⭐ We'll explain 20 British English phrases and words that British speakers use in their everyday conversations. A lot of these British phrases are very different to American English. We will go through the English words and phrases and give their meanings and some useful alternative sentences.

We wanted to try something a little different, so we hope you enjoy this video. We want to help you understand real English spoken by English people. Remember, RP or 'The Queens English' is spoken by less than 5% of English people. These phrases are relatable English language :)

By learning more British English slang expressions, sayings, and phrases, you will be able to understand more written content, such as stories, newspaper articles, and social media posts. You also be able to understand British English TV shows!

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This English lesson is perfect for intermediate - advanced students. If you are a high B1 or B2 (intermediate) or maybe you're C1 (advanced) and want to improve your knowledge of British English colloquialisms, this is the lesson for you!

We will explain what each of the British phrases and words mean and we will give you clear examples of the English word in use.

By learning and listening to these English words in conversation, you will start to speak how British people do!

⚠️ REMEMBER: Some of the phrases in this lesson are for informal use with your friends. Don't say them in a work setting! ⚠️

🎙️ Our narrator has a British English accent.

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[LovelyEnglishStories]

What’s your favourite phrase from this lesson? Tell us below 👇

[utoo]

It’s absolutely worthwhile, thank you!

[unfinishedgestalt]

The lesson has been very informative, interesting and useful. Thank you for this sheer pleasure.

[bolo]

It is a piece of cake to understand and memorize the idioms and the phrases. I hope you make more videos like this. Thank you.

[Solomon]

This was fantastic!! I've learnt so much thanks to this lesson. Keep up the good work!!

[mariuxiortega]

Nobody knows how much I love British English, honestly is the best accent ever.

Unfortunately, my pronunciation tends to be American for some reason which annoys me. Anyway, thanks for your videos. It's very worth watching.

[lenkasojkova]

The video is very useful. Absolutely perfect is the form with alternatives! Please more videos like this. Thank You :)

[nushimarinova]

It's very useful, I'm keen on a British English

[wionczkyholsku-harnakkod]

Context is very important, some in United States could understand "zonked" as "drugged"

[liannahovhannisyan]

My favourite phrase is- It's a piece of cake! Thank you

[anapancalashvili]

Most important, thank's for this lesson

[gretaanastasi]

I Love all of expressions, they are so useful in daily speak.Thanks for enriching and expanding my vocabulary 🙏☺️

[Cattherine._t]

extra useful video, You read my mind. Love it so much. It's a short and clear explanation. I hope you'll do more like this

[sharptk]

I love these kind of videos, could you please make more of them ?? 😊😊

[vanessamedeiros]

Thank you very much ❤.. I really loved this lesson 😊🌻

[claudiagimenezmedel]

My favourite is : I'm zonked!, I'm proper up for going to the bed! 🛏

[thomasgreen]

My favourite phrase is : oh, put a sock in it, will you? 😅😂

[KenNovel]

For me, its lurgy
That's going to be helpful when someone is asking me about a friend.

[andrzejterlikowski]

I`m zonked it`s my fawourite expression 😄

[Rita.]

If only learning a foreign language was a piece of cake, l would be over the moon.